The Psychology of Achievement Classic by Brian Tracy

The Psychology of Achievement Classic by Brian Tracy

Palladio International Enterprise begins our first global study of achievement on Valentine's Day 2012! We are thrilled to share this opportunity of world-wide study among all our small and large communities planet-wise. This first-time concerted effort to nourish and develop common ground knowledge is initiated by our recently-founded Utica Campus (UC) in the Mohawk Valley of central New York.

Founders of Palladio International Enterprise (our Rev. & Dr. Palladio) joined this pioneering pod of students, global families, and representative adults (formerly of Manhattan's Central Park ground-breakers) one year post-migration. Monitoring UC's rates of accomplishment in key arenas drew the founding team to plan a six month residency in Utica, interviewing, recording, working side by side with the pioneers as they continued their efforts to establish roots, secure Global Family Homes, activate Academies, and sustain Market Place Connections. The UC pioneers' attributed their rates of successful engagement to their community consensus (to adhere in all communications and personal thought) to guidance and direction of Brian's interpersonal wisdom. Throughout their first year pioneers allowed their focus and interactions to be guided by Brian's 6 part workshop on discs. Visit the Utica Campus On-line to further explore recorded artifacts (videos, data, documents, and blogposts).

The Utica team, at the encouragement of our founders in residence along with members of the International Development Council (also now "in-residence") approach readiness to lead campuses throughout the world in what they have identified as their best practices. All parents, teachers, administrators, advisers, developers, researchers, and council guides prepare to integrate contents of achievement thinking into our diverse curricula over the next three weeks. This "Winter" focus on content and dialogue will be followed this Summer by a series of "know-how development" mentorships, internships, on-site theatre groups, as well as electronic streaming and modeling opportunities.

All adults and high school students may preview achievement thinking content by streaming UC's introduction to Brian's beginning workshop: The Roots of Self-Esteem
(Click link: www.UCPIE.org/achievementthinkingnow)